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Waterford, Ireland / WLR Apr 7, 2021 1:55 PM Waterford city is showing off its creativity with the addition seven new temporary art installations in the city centre and the Cultural Quarter. Spring is a time of fresh beginnings, positivity and hope. It is a time when we all re-emerge after the hibernation of winter. This year, in particular, we all need our spirits to be lifted and a smile brought to our faces. This project is about sending joy out onto the streets of Waterford for passers-by to enjoy. Islander Arts have been busy creating a variety of colourful, joyful art installations thro...

Every evening at 6 O Clock WLR brings you the 6 biggest stories of the day 1. Further concerns over blood clots associated with Astra Zeneca vaccination 2. 20% of Irish adults planning travel in next three months One in five Irish adults are planning to travel in the next three months despite Covid-19 restrictions, according to Finder’s Travel Index. Significantly more people are now planning to travel domestically than they were one month prior, while international travel plans have increased marginally. 3. Dublin is on the brink of relinquishing its status as a host city for Euro 2020 The...

August 1, 2012 Gerard Lemos is former visiting professor at Chongqing Technology and Business University and former chair of the British Council. His book, The End of the Chinese Dream: Why Chinese people fear the future, is published by Yale University Press. Read this article at The decision to cancel the metal refinery project in Shifang last month after protesters clashed with the police has been widely reported in the Chinese and global media. This is not the first time a project has been shelved due to public demonstrations. The same happened in Xiamen in 2008 and Dalian in 2011. Mark...

Published: 7:00 AM January 17, 2021    Store manager Helen Collins and customer assistant Maria Henson present a £400 cheque to Arc's Craig Billington - Credit: Suzie McFadzean Arc, Axminster’s unique counselling charity would like to thank all of Axminster Tesco’s staff and customers for the very generous donations received as a result of the Christmas Wish Tree that was in the local branch of Tesco.  The Wish Tree was covered in a plethora of messages from thanking key workers, wishing for a baby sister to praying for world health and peace.  Store manager Helen Collins and custome...

No big bang year-end parties for corporate employees as celebrations turn virtual, private With Covid still very active, corporate year-end celebrations this year are a scaled-down affair. Companies are either taking the virtual route or encouraging employees to spend time with their families, while finding other ways, such as awards, to recognise their contributions December 31, 2020 / 11:57 AM IST Year-end celebrations across Indian companies are a lavish affair with parties for employees and gift exchanges. However, 2020 will be a stark contrast to previous years with employees either b...